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teampronto 24-02-2009 15:11

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
I can drive our robot with hand gestures. Push=forward pull=backward etc.

DustinWyke 24-02-2009 22:02

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
yeah, the video was blocked here too. but great idea and concept.

Ellery 24-02-2009 22:11

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
Very Kool Dave... I iwshed I had time to even try that out.

Austin H 24-02-2009 22:16

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
That is pretty neat, but how do we know you're not using a regular controller off-screen?

Billfred 24-02-2009 22:32

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Austin H (Post 827588)
That is pretty neat, but how do we know you're not using a regular controller off-screen?

Because WildStang has a thing for irregular control setups. ;)

computerboi1503 24-02-2009 22:42

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
Our team had thought of this as well, on the topic of intuitive control, but it was decided that the good old joystick shall suffice just fine.

We also passed around the idea for stability/autonomous of using the Nunchuck on the robot with the handy I2C port on the DSC. This idea also faltered, as we came to the conclusion that we do not need that type of sensor inputs for our automagic functions this year.:rolleyes:

Well done Wildstang, that's really neat!

-Nick

Dave Flowerday 25-02-2009 01:11

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by computerboi1503 (Post 827617)
We also passed around the idea for stability/autonomous of using the Nunchuck on the robot with the handy I2C port on the DSC.

Unfortunately, with the way the I2C support was implemented on the crio, I don't think you can use it to talk to a Nunchuck. The Nunchuck requires that you send a single byte and then read back 6 bytes. The crio only lets you read 4 bytes at a time and insists on sending an address byte before each read. At least, that's what I gathered from reading/using the I2C code in WPIlib.

jsasaki 25-02-2009 03:23

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
I didn't know wii nunchucks has accelerometers in them haha well wayyyy cool dude:cool:

Austin H 25-02-2009 07:21

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
If it didn't use accelerometers, what would it use?

Jessica Boucher 25-02-2009 09:29

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
Simply fantastic - sounds like a CMP Control Award winner to me!

Lil' Lavery 25-02-2009 09:47

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
Is this actually being used on the Wildstang bot for competition, or was this just a cool project?

Qbranch 25-02-2009 10:18

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
You crazy motorola people and your freescale processors... :rolleyes:

Interesting idea to make a USB device have the same report descriptor as the joysticks to fool the operator station.

Cool! :D

-q

teampronto 25-02-2009 10:40

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
We couldn't get around the obstacle of "no bluetooth", so we abandoned our "minority report" project. Now we just use it for games..

http://teampronto.com/files/3.JPG

byteit101 06-03-2009 21:36

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
wow, that is cool. can we see the code for accessing it?

jmanela 08-03-2009 10:56

Re: Driving a robot with a Wii Nunchuck
 
was that programmed in windriver or labview?


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